Despite my deep respect for Ron Paul and others who have tried to reform the system from within, I have now become deeply disillusioned with thinking that the US government will ever be knocked down even a peg. However this creates a dilemma for me because I do not see how a free society can move fo…

I thought that you weren’t a libertarian.

I was raised Social Democrat and identified with that for the majority of my life. I started to re-consider when I heard Ron Paul and came here. I liked the message of Libertarianism but questioned it’s chance of success and wasn’t sure whether to actually identify as a Libertarian because of it. Bu…

Teach others. That’s all you can do. I think more often than not revolutions result in less freedom, so it is important that, in the event of a revolution, the prevailing thought amongst the populace is one of more liberty, not less.

Thanks for the link. I guess at this point I guess I would also like to know what’s the most viable form Libertopia is going to in the near future. Is it going to be in the form of seasteading, homesteading, free state project, buying a bunch of cheap land somewhere in Asia or Africa and forming a…

I share your disillusionment with the current system. There’s no way education and politicking from within is going to change anything. The amount of momentum that exists, and the political capital needed just to make any small change, make positive change ridiculously improbable. Foot-voting is pr…

While I would definitely consider seasteading, why not just overun a low populated country like Greenland (only 50,000 at the moment) and then declare independence?

No need to reinvent the wheel. I don’t like FSP. I have no strong feelings about Seasteading except that I think - at this point in time - it is a monumentally bad business idea. A halfway point between these two may be to figure out how to foster the development of Venetian havens around the world…

Who says you have to do anything? If the world is going to hell and as Mises says socialism always fails then why not watch it fail? You can watch them scurry about trying to save something that is doomed to fail and have a laugh.

What Should Non-Voting AnCaps Be Doing to Achieve Their Goals?

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John_James August 28, 2012, 2:23am 5

That depends on what exactly their “goals” are. If you mean:

there is actually a stickied thread on this…

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What Should Non-Voting AnCaps Be Doing to Achieve Their Goals?

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